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Snmmar GnmnIainta

or children or adults are speedily cured
by the use of the great Vslley-Tan
Remedy, known as Johnson's Essence
of Life. Be sure and have bottle in the
house to ase on the FIST symptom.
Only so cents. Sold by q. y. NJ. l. and
all druggists.
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Connects with Utah Central train leayiu
Salt lake at 7.40 am.
tConnects with Utah Central train arr1,
ing ut Salt Lake st 6.40p.m.
Stop only upon signals
". W. Ritter,
ms II supt
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Notice 10 Merchants, Manufacturers, Etc
Thomas slight

Has removed his Paper Box Factory to 90 5
WEST TEMPLE STREET. opposite Valley
House All kinds OF Paper, Dry Goods and
shoe Boxes of Thin Lumber made to order
cheaper than ever! Agent for Stoves Fold
n g Paper Boxes, et,., etc.
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AB-EhEh IOT LIE use VI HdSS6uScfs SEAA
E%hoiding Second Glass and Emi--%A
T%grsnt Tickets. 4
THE ATLANTIC EXPRESS
Leaves ogden daily at 9. % m leaves Salt
Lake City daily at Ills am. Direct coRnec-
tion is made at Pueblo and Denver for
Omaha, Kansas City and all points East
THE PACIFIC EXPRESS
Arrives in Salt Lake City from the East at
I35p.m. and leaves for ogden at 40 p m,
making connection with the Central Pacific
or the West.
LOCAL TRAINS
cave Salt Lake City for Bingham and Alta
ut 7.2O am. for Ogden, at sis am. and
40 pm; for Springviile, at go pm.
Arrive at Salt Lake City from Bingham and
Alta st AS pm; from Ogden at Hos am.
and 620p.m.; from Springville, at SIS N
Tickets for all points East AID West can be
purchased at the Depot Office and City
Ticket Office, White House Corner, Salt Lake
City.
J. H. BEN NET.
Gen. Pass, and TIKI Ag't
D. C. DODGE, GenI Manager.
W. h. BANCROFT Gen1 supt.
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FkNlAN PLOT.
Sensational Runner Of an Attempt 70
Murder Lord Harrington.

se~nsational Runner Of An Attempt to
Murder Lord Harrington.
LONDON, December 4.-The Morning Posi-
declares that certain Parnellites recently
urged the Fenians to murder Lord Hart
inetou, which they refused to do. Inc
American Fenians then undertook the
task. arriving on the Continent Tor Int
purpose a month ago. These. in concert
with a few Irish Fenians, made arrange
ments BY which the rails on the o a be-
tween K;ngstown and Dublin were to be re-
moved In order to wreck the train carry
ing Lord Harrington and Mr.. Goschen last
week, and in the excitement shots were TO
be fired into the carriage occupied by the
English visitors. The scheme was aban,
doned when it became known that Lore
Harrington and Mr.. Goschen Travelled by
different trains. It was next arranged 70
attach MIR. Powers carriage in a Lonely
lane and murder Lord Harrington or &c
airy him into the Wicklow Mountains
where be was to be held as q hostage io'
the release of O'Brien and other poht'ca
prisoners. The plot miscarried, ewing u
the vatchfulness of the police.
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r.
Senator Palmer to Introduce . Bill Keme"
dying and Restricting 1t.

Senator Palmer to Introduce . Bill Reno.
dying md Restricting 1t.
WASHINGTON, December 4. - Senator
Palmer, Of Michigan, will introduce in the
Senate a bill for the purpose CT regulating
and restricting immigration to the United
States by keeping out persons who seem
likely to be undesirable citisens. TIT bill
will provide that all persons coming rom
foreign countries for the purpose OF residing
here shall he provided with a certificate
from the United States Consul for the
district o, his residence setting forth that
the said consul is satisfied thatsuch person
is q suitable and desirable person Tor c'ti'
zenship OF the United States, that no certl'
fcate shall be granted to any convict ex
cent those convicted Of political ofiense'
nor lunatic or idiot or to any person un'
able to take care OF himself or herself, nor
anv Anarchist, Nihilist, nor any person
! hostile to the principles OF the Constitution
or form OF Government m tho United
States, or to any believer or prciessed be
| lever in the Mormon religion who Tails te
have satisfied tho consul upon examlna
ton that he or she intends to and will con.
form to and obey tho laws Of the Unitee
| States.
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ton works Of Silver Bow Countv. uo..
vnIen Will always DO, for Ill practical NM
r pooest = part and parcel Of this city. It j.
oecome such . city a. Denver, becnuse Aha
ma: nothing but silver and copper ores.
ana does not therefore possess the neces.
sery qualifications for . great minina
camp. II she had no lead ores to draw ON
ner mines and works would continue to DO
oPsrsted. ~ they are now, on q scale
nanow In Colorado. Tor gensr.
etione to come; bnt a. she has every
variety OF desirable ORES within q very
radius. 40 we'll - outside Of it, her
quaineations ass great and permanent
mining camp are too evident to be ques.
TONED, apd tho costly railroad works now
being pushed to this point, show the conf.
uence OF the conservative railroad corpora.
tons In her future. Az q mining camp,
Butte . give the dust to any other dis
tr'ct on this continent, and a. a railroad
center n distributing point, she will soon
% the peer OF all the ehiet cities in the Rocky
Mountain region.
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ORGANIZATION.
Prospect Of Delay In the Senate From
Republican Opposition.

Prospect Of Delay in the Senate From
Republican Opposition.
WASHINGTON, December At 10 said to
be probable that objection will be made
tomorrow by Republicans to the admis'
sion Of. Senators Turpie, Of Indiana, and
Faulkner, Il West Virginia, some Of the
leading Republicans holding that there are
good prima facie grounds for Investigation
Of their titles. The Democrats on the
other hand hold that the only flaws in the
title OF the Senator's named are merely
technical and propose in case objection is
made to make similar objection to the I'D.
mission OF certain Republicans. This il
likely to preeipitats a conflict over
the organization OF the body which
may delay all other matters in.
definitely. Should objection not be
made. or should q compromise OF nm.
Outstanding he reached, the Senate will
tomorrow appoint the customary com
nittee to Ave notice to the House and to
the President. OF the organization OF the
Senate and it's readiness to proceed to bust
ness. II both houses complete their or
g~anization tomorrow, the Presidents
message will be laid before them on Tuesday
The House will be called to order at noo,
by Mr.. Clark, Clerk OF the preceding House
and after q quorum Of members have re-
sponded to their names. the work OF or
sanitation will be proceeded with.
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A Scene in Court.

On Friday afternoon while Jost'ee u.n'
oevou was busy in his court q s.,npsel'
-ho was somewhat under the influence
walked in and shouted: -,
Il :.y, 1 want to settle up that case oil
mipe!" .nswered the
1ustiee. "yo will probably find 1t III 'n'
wv ..You'rs a blankety blank liar. re'o rS :
tho stranger: Il have . e"ss ns'' "A0 .
"e aho sJ here" said HI. Honor. DOM
Won zee there is q lady in the court; .o ny e1.
nss such language I will have you "a
PEELED" nm .nv too soon."
,uea the obstrcpero"s stra pscr. -S 1otnS
a;,h vonr gang, you blanket hah.s st
w. "vcr' Heel yourself with your ,e,dsn
49, and come up until l soak your s0'o''
'o e. = - had not happened that . m1s 20 the
,.;a,d NJ the abusive party aPpeareu ~ ri
door at that juncture,. yanksd a n'% The u last.
. nae.es of bis native wilds. there wo", H. H.
heen another tragedy to ree"r g.. " ont
,onrt felt that his dignity mac S,;t"rats ia,
c eced and was preparing to "bl'ssr@'' ~
offender.
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words, i. i. expected that tn. n.s..e. win
AxrxARxApLE DOCUMENT.

AxEAARKABLE DOCUMENT
in that it will 70 outside Of the ordinary
announcement to Congress that I'VE are ~
peace with all the world" and will tell the
legislative gentlemen that We are not alto
eether at peace with ourselves. Especial
prominence is to be given in tho message TO
the work Of the post Office departments ana
ito improvement under the Naturalization
OF the present incumbent. Cleveland has
often expressed his high appreciation OF the
work which has bsen- done and 10 being
done by Col. Villas. and there 10 no doubt
that he intends to put his opinion
UPON TIE OFFICIAL RECORD
in the matter. His friends asserted that
Cleveland has no intention Of booming
Villas for the Weep Presidency in anything
that he has done, nor in anything he may
do. But he has q very high appreciation
of Colonel Villas. and will mention him IN
his message. as he does in private converse
ton, with terms OF admiration and regard
In complimenting the postof8ee depart
ment under the present administration
Mr.. Cleveland has q good theme to Q
upon. for there has seldom been such az
amount of work successfully performed by
any department 40 has been done BY ant
under the immediate direction OF Colone
Villas.
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rrom Flathead Lake.

Capt. ]. c. Kerr, Of 2,' tn. ss'1 Lar. last
s';s.; and i: :S,. :s:s' . = ne. ':: s s:,: i 'e :e i:
puStus He says that though IN Inc FIathead
OF ntrv has been reported sev hars They
no ono %or rai to Demers that they Ho",I nsver
sens ~o otore for supplies, but sn tIat the
at s'r n,s 1 up. Capt: Kerr bslist tss F snai
tn ro1u Pacific branch into .os about the
country ~ Nh the Jocko, from which R G0,%' on
can io'' e;d. up and can find : s0Ga 'c The
around m River rsr is navigable for sT ;s NO. DOS.
Fia.ne Awe the lake. but t nse !. Re. Capt.
; =; Z :::: :, e; ;;' :::;': :; i. !: e e :: g.; :::s: : :::;s e
turai ss Ipsaors tbs climate ssT sspsjIt LAKES,
Y: i Il w n'''' F''''"7''
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NEW ~LE0IsLATION.
Measures Proposed to Remedy Existing
Dialects In Introduction Of Bills.

Measures Proposed to Remedy Existing
Defects In Introduction Of Bills.
WASHINGTON, December TT has been
customary to devote one day OF tho drst
OF the session to the introduction OF billie.
Many of the most experienced Congress-
men are OF the opinion that it should be
abolished, and probably an effort will be
made to prevent the introduction Of bills
until Speaker Carlisle shall havea %nnounced
his committee appointments. Thu Speaker
has already begun to sketch out tho orgao''
cation, but owing to the close division OF
the new House on party lines and the
large number of new and untried members
it IL probable the work Of selecting com
mittees will occupy Speaker Car
isles time nearly up to Christ
mas. Meanwhile no legislative
business of Importance can be done. A
strong effort will be made to have q rule
adopted to prohibit the introduction OF
private bills in open House and require
that all measures shall reach tho ap
propriste committees through the medium
Of ths petition box. This would effect
a "a wing oftime to the House and expense tc
the Government. At present 1900 copies
are printed OF every bill introduced
| Should the resolution be adopted no priv
| ate bill will be printed until after it II
| acted upon by committee and reported u
| the House for consideration.
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PRESIDENTS MESSAGE.
r. VIII Shadow Forth The D'"
Platform Of Next Year.

:. WI, Shadow Forth the D'm'efa'''
Platform Of Next Year
Washington special: The message Is ea.
80 "a he something Of greatimportanee
md value to the party. as well az TO sa.
country son It Ia: d been n, 'Stimats ;or 1 esss
'av hs vr;tten between the lines OF the
WIN s"o,m;ne message. There will DO rec
N-rendations to Congress when VIII e"a'
So%p ts. view. Of the President upon us;st TOP ?.
~: w. :, national Importance, and wn'cn nc
~! sss;re. the leaders OF the Democratic par'y
Ss; sss H 10 to !: tax. .a;;s ;ss:s'i' ' sssi'i S Of ; ";i'
as,.. 70 the platform upon which 10 war
refer 10 s and sho. how far he has been able
s ss ss1;, g out the the pledges: there mad: :;ts.: es s9
rsnrh,,oep opposition ~ the House o. :M !.
senT'pc ,rsaefat!a .sVure. 81 e3.epstssss
ssi sMss s.'sss'' s'.'''t T. s'ss'
Z Z ~
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Collecting Spselmons.

MILES CRY, n. T., December s.-lspe.
cial to the Miuer.l-The New York Central
p.rk expeditlon, which has been out in
the Wild country north OF here Tor two
months, returned to-day. Among thespee-
linens obtained were three buffalo hides
and bones, all preserved. Ornithoioey re,
ceived attention, - we'll a. the animal
I;nedom. and many valuable specimens
vere obtained. The party leave for New
York tomorrow.
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Collision on the Rail.

1noouo1s, OAK, December H. This
afternoon q passenger traiu from the south
cot stuck in the snow one mile west OF
here. The engineer OF the passenger train
from the east had the cab window closed
and did not see the fagman OF q stalled
train and dashed into it full speed. Mint
persons were injured but none were killed
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~,h,,;.t Rendezvous Surprised.

BERLIN, December IA dispatch to the
Roerson Courier from St. Petersburg says
the police surprised a Nihilist rendezvous
and factories for the manufacture OF dyna.
r,;te IN the Wassili Ostrom and Peski
quarters, In aas saes ttsTa was q despes'
80 ~saieaa'.r, y ~a9ee fFsssfs Fss .'s's''
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NOTICE TO co-owNER.
To Edward Weinrich:

To Edward Weinrich:
You are hereby notified, that the undersigned.
vour o.owne hes in accordance with tne
provisions Of section 2s2. oiths Revised dn Statues IT. Iss
" ~ ct the value of 500 in representing
me ~ Moose Lode, in Homestake Mining District.
Silver Bow County, Montana, snd you are nefeo!
notined that If you fail to contribute, OF cause 20
81, So5.o0 due Tor the year 1886 together with
iinf.rest ana COTS, within Ninety days from dste
thereof: y yo9r !igaa, s..t THE: i mar: sx a e1stm ei Mi9i
haeanoa ia rTora.ty Of the undersigned, your
cs.oTsss Tka has made he f,Sn:rsd sxpsRe@'
ic.s. sAs@te@s'
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Caught on the Fly.

QUEENSTOWN, December 4.-Amsn nameo
Foearty, prominent in the rioting at Linn
erick last Sunday, was arrested mere TO-
dav. He was about embarking on the
steamer Arizona for New York.
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-L,,~ sor the Bucket Shops.

cr,cAeo. December s.-The GrAna 'uly
to-day indicted fourteen OF n'.ssa %
.hop keepers. The capiases are IN ens a. +sa.
Of deputy sheriff: but II is 'no's'' ''''
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CONSUMPTION.

which is scrcfulous DiseeEe OF d snG
MWness is promptly and certainly a az 1a,teo
and cured by. this God;giye dtl as.se ay: reae dHsi
E EaU to wonder7ul power over This terribly
ssTstsd remedy, to - The s,, RuplifG & bRi s' I rsSaSs
s1sm smf;E on CuT:e.s s. but abandoned that name
as ss too limited for 4 medicine which. from omit Its
Wonderful combination of tonic. or strs1 n;';os,s
ing, alternative, or lood.cleenss3' as ~ ,,neoisied''
hot oniy as a remedy Tor consumption OF sns
lungs, but for all
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DISEASES
Of THE
Blood and Lungs

.,3 ~ YOU Color Of AKIN. or yellowish-brown spots
eau face se or body, frequent headache or s diz7t
ness ne bad taste il mouth, .Saa 9d1 heat at, or sn ala
s eIaamv beere Ised Irregular appetite, and
SeestioH, 6fysPepsia, and Torpid Liver ce1:
66r 0BiiiOnsness." In many cases oniy
nna~t Of these symptoms are experienced. ~
pa remedV for all SUCH cases. Or.
S:oldeI Medical Discovery has nc
sq wa weak Lungs, Splitting Of Blood:
severe Coughs. COrsumItion, ane
kindred affections, ! it s T. q soy yer e.. f Pierce!l
book on Consumption. Sold by Druggists
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c.n.e. destrovir, --,-ses. Consumption, dis.
belts, Blignt's di~r /" niece, latanIty' ~
nut1it:or, spinal s., T.. "a ..51;R,siars, o a1n9.
raj WEI. nes- obst-uet tAe important ana nsees-
sary acts Of life aud the!r entoyiaents Luoes
gusraote-d Diseases Of the Ee'ito-uiinary or.
sane, kiuneys, liver and bladder a specially tn
many complaints and diseases OF y omen speeo..
II cured Consultation at cfBco. or BY letter.
free and confidential Responsible, maeI paEt as t Ss1
would employ .aeir family physician stricssss
secrecy maintained
VARICOCELE
or vormy veins Of the scrotuma, Gre otten 70
ursuspected cause of los: manhood, deoAiIy.
etc. seminal weakness ind its compncat1oa
Prostatorrhe. The above diseases can only &c
cured by W LieblE's lavigorator NO Lara NJ
LtcbiE's Varicccele Compressor
INv-GoRATOR SAAPLEs FREE,
DR.. Liebig 4 Co.. are regular educated co.1cge
physicians and are now in their nineteenth S~s
u r srS'I or address DR.. LIEB10 ! CO., NO. 20
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DIR. LIEBIG's INvIGORATOR is a posi-
tive and permanent cure for seminal weak
ness, nervous and physical debility. lost
manhood. vital exhaustion and all terrible
results of abused nature, excess and you'nIui
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cure The reason Thousands cannot get cured OF
seminal weakness and the aboye diseases Is
owing to a complication called prostator,hea,
which requires especial remedy: ~: A5soags
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or, six be. ties $40, sent to any address 'ecurely
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and cause numerous diseases that battle ordin-
ary medical treatment. If allowea to continue
the unn.tural loss effects the vital organs which
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CURES ALL HUM0RS,

TON - 4ha q vorst S%crofnIa. Salt-rheums
s g s1s TS.os seaiy or rough h,o SKIM a2s
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Transportation by Pipe Lines|

The cheapest and most convenient OF al artln-
eiai methods Of tra' sporta,ion yet devised, is ny
lines OF wrought iron pipe. supplied, when NEG
essay, with suitable force pumps a. proper
It i. admirably adapted for the conveyance OF
oil water and every Kind Of liquid, and fcr ev-
cry sort of gas. Water for irrigation ana MI ING
cor be moved for any distance ny .mis IL made Of
rroupht iron, provided oil parts ofits mannfac.
ture are we'll and skillfully done, and pro'ioe"
,he proper JOINT is used. ~
Careful pipe makers seltct choice pig la
end from ;imake. under their own super
vision. and through the varicts processas o.
nuddling, plate making. turning down., "eiGins
md inish;ng. al the high .est PIPE any i. .up.
piled with plate j on from "oIks lu y hnra its
ir,iuee nd u nopains or cost is spared 10 na>e' !"
VI Ike ting Of the highest grace. INV
desired pressure up to 1000 pounds Per
bur Threads are sapered true. both on PIPE
and socket, SO that iron 5o 81 the thr. al, thus
adding greatly to the strength OF the conhsGueS"
nine. and permitting its safe uic unos1 'he nisA'
est tests.
We Manufacture
Hydraulic Pipe Of any thickness oesireo' ILL
is a specially.
Gas Line Pipe.
Oil Line pipe.
Casing and Tubing for Wells.
"a length can be as desired up t to 2 = 5ep.;
Longer sections are inconven'ent ZOE nsno
~ ons Works are located on the Delaware rivel;
I, miles below Philadelphia. and are e9 Idsdipo
by rail both with the PhiladelphMia "a q ca ne"a shi1p
e eReap lSn ana p1omptly by 1ail TO any point not, il
Plans Of Pipe and Special Fl i {nr,,Iish mIos ~
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Pine Int IN connecliJn Herewith, Engines
Pumps. ETC.. as may be desired.
Address the r1r ~
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DR.. LIEBIG,

400 Gcarv St., San Fr0nctsco. C0t''
Continues to treat successfully by Home
pathy every form OF Special or Chrome
Diseases without Mercury or Nauseous
Drugs.
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vrp ADMIRABLE LOCATION

with regard to the mineral oepa and
have been and are being d'scos ~,n+a;ns
opsssd up in every range o. iaSa ,as yin
sl,hlu 4 rsa,us $! 500 miles, aVa wa,s a. s"
:::::s!i!I!!s.lsy ';;;;::' ; ;s;;;:;, ! hi. S' ;s' 4; ; ssii;
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ThA4krsaeh assembly Elect . President
ON Second Ballet,
Ferry and Ds- Freyeinet Withdrew With
Coed Grace.
The Choice Of Sadi.Carnot satisfactory
to Everybody.
Of tho Troops Unnecessary at
Any Time.
The Selection Regarded BY Germany
With Equaainity.

PA1Is, December 3.-Ths agony 10 over
and the Republic 10 unimpairsd. The part
leans Of Ferry were defeated and the canal
scheme dies with him. Thers were four
trial ballots taken before the session OF the
Chambers. the first three Of which were In
favor Of Ferry, and in the fourth sadi-Car'
not came to the front. They were all in.
formal snd in mono of them was there aiull
expression Of sentiment. The congress OF
Senators and Deputies to elect . successor
to President Grevy ~ opensd at 2 O'Clock
by Le Roger, President Of tho Senate. who
declared that the Assembly was duly con.
stituted to elect . President. Deputy
Michelin. an irreconeilabls, asked leave to
make . motion. hut the President refused
to allow him to do 90. declaring that the
Assembly was an electoral college. Paul
Do C~assagnac observed that the
Connecticut western news., 1887-01-19
NOTHING SUCCEEDS
 LIKE 9uCCGSSS '

Since the time I became es' ab- lished in business, in my pre- sent location, the patronage extended to me has steadily increased.
 This has necessitated con- tinued additions to my stock, until I find my selling space entirely too limited to allow of a favorable display of goods. In justice to my friends and myself, I have made arrange ments with the owners of the building, Mess-s Burget & Watson, for an addition in the rear and north side, as we'll as thoroughly renovating and re- furnishing the entire store.
 These improvements will b. made early in the spring.
 To facilitate the work 1 shall dispose of my present stock Of Dry Goods, Cloaks and Shawls, Dress Goods, Hosiery, Blankets, etc., regardless of cost, and thus make room for the work men.
 Everything must be sold, and necessarily at Rock Bottom Prices.
 Then l shall stock up anew.
 Thanking my patrons for the favors which have rendered these alterations necessary, I remain respectfully, |R. H. MOORE. :. Great Harrington, Mass. January 12, 1887. 4w